Lynneatte Quenin is a PhD student in the Social Psychology program in the department of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Colorado Boulder. She received a BS in Psychology at Berry College in Rome, Georgia, and a MS in Data Science and Analytics at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia. Currently, Lynneatte’s work evaluates how visual attention influences judgements and decisions, particularly within the domain of risk perception and perception of others. Personally, she is interested in how these same mechanisms influence environmentally conscious decision making and how environmental research can be communicated to a broad audience. Lynneatte is excited to be a part of the work at the CIRES Center for Education, Engagement, and Evaluation (CEEE) and to assist them with their data collection and data analysis efforts.